From 1968 to 1997, wealthy, advanced democracies generally did not suffer from high levels
of chronic terrorism, with two exceptions:(a) advanced democracies that interfered in other …

Purpose Research fatigue occurs when an individual or population of interest tires of
engaging with research, consequently avoiding further participation. This paper considers …

Recognizing that the empirical literature of the past several years has produced an
inconclusive picture, this study revisits the relationship between poverty and terrorism and …

Every time a major violent act takes place in the United States, a public debate erupts as to
whether it should be considered terrorism. Political scientists have offered a variety of …

Anecdotal evidence has suggested that mental health practitioners' report increased
caseloads of clients whose primary complaint involves the Internet. However, little is known …

There is a heated debate on whether immigration is associated with domestic and
transnational terrorism. As of yet, however, we lacked rigorous evidence that could inform …

We examine the consequences of hosting refugees for domestic and international terrorism.
In line with the old saying,“no good deed goes unpunished”, we argue that the infusion of …

A developed-world consensus ties state failure to new and serious international insecurity.
But that conclusion rests upon an uncertain foundation; insights into the nature and intensity …

This study examines whether the exclusion of ethnic groups from political power is an
important contributing factor to domestic terrorism. To empirically test this question, we …

We examine whether refugee flows increase transnational terrorism in states to which
refugees flee. Recent studies find that refugee flows contribute to the spread of interstate …